Jason Nathu

COVID-19, Labour and Employment, Law Made Simple

Los derechos laborales de Trinidad y Tobago en la época del COVID-19

On Friday May 22, 2020, I had the pleasure of giving a short presentation to the Living Water Community’s Ministry for Migrants and Refugees on…

COVID-19

Public health, pandemic and the law in Trinidad and Tobago

An ‘evolving’ and ‘fluid’ situation: that’s how the 2020 coronavirus pandemic is being described by governments around the world. In Trinidad and Tobago, there is…

COVID-19

Court and legal services response to COVID-19 in Trinidad and Tobago

As Trinidad and Tobago implements measures to reduce the spread of the novel coronavirus, the legal sector has had to make drastic adjustments to the…

Family, Law Made Simple

Child arrangements and custody: what you need to know

While separation or divorce are always sad when children are involved, parents need to work together to make child arrangements that put the needs of…

Criminal, Law Made Simple

Possession of cannabis decriminalised in Trinidad and Tobago

The possession of less than 30 grammes of cannabis has been decriminalised in Trinidad and Tobago. The Dangerous Drugs Amendment Act No 24 of 2019…

Business, Family, Human Rights, Law Made Simple, Uncategorized

Rights and responsibilities of tenants

As a tenant moving into a private rented property, you have a number of rights and responsibilities, just like your landlord. These rights and responsibilities…

Human Rights, Law Made Simple

The right to healthcare in Trinidad and Tobago

The right to health is regarded as an economic, social and cultural right and is viewed as a fundamental human right in international agreements which…

Communications and Technology, Technology

Dating Apps: The fine print you need to know

Finding love has become a digital experience. Whether you’re looking for a long term relationship or a one-time connection, mobile apps have changed the rules…